Showing posts with label magikarps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magikarps. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Shiny Magikarps




Where to catch Shiny Magikarps? Where are they hiding?



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Sunday, April 30, 2017

Shiny Magikarp?


Shiny Magikarp? I still have no luck catching it... :(



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Thursday, April 13, 2017

Where is Shiny Magikarp?



Trying very hard to catch this rare and shiny pokemon, shiny magikarp, and it does not appear. Do you know where it is?



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Friday, April 7, 2017

My Thoughts ...




My thoughts for today - Keep Calm and Catch Snorlax

Happy Weekends!


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Thursday, April 6, 2017

Pokemon Go Guide: Where to Find Magikarp and Gyarados

Pokemon Go Guide: Where to Find Magikarp and Gyarados




Pokemon Go has a lot of Pokemon for you to hunt down and catch. Some are easy to find, while others are harder. In the latter group are certain Pokemon who only appear in special places, making them much harder to find than their more common counterparts. Magikarp is one of these Pokemon, where he is common in some places, but extremely rare in others. Making things worse, Magikarp evolves into Gyarados, one of the coolest and strongest Pokemon in the game, and you need a ton of them to do this. So, we’re gonna give you some tips on where to find Magikarp and Gyarados in Pokemon Go.

Water, it’s all about water. Magikarp is a water type, but he is attached to water in a much stronger way than any others, such as Squirtle or Psyduck. The beach is the ideal spot, if you have any near you, but Magikarp seems to spawn in more of a region, than a specific spot. If you are in a city near the water, he might pop up anywhere nearby, but if there’s some large enough body of water to register as such in the game, there’s a huge chance that you’ll find Magikarp there.

Once you find a good spot be sure to visit it often, as Magikarp doesn’t seem to be classified as a rare spawn. If he pops up somewhere, the chance is that he’ll do so multiple times throughout the day. You can also find hotspots, likely near a major body of water in your town, where tons of Magikarp will spawn. Be sure to catch them all, cause you need to capture at least 100 Magikarp in order to evolve one into Gyarados.

You can still find Gyarados in Pokemon Go, but he is definitely a rare spawn. The beach seems to be the best place, but it is far from a sure thing that he’ll even appear there. Still, while hunting for Magikarp, be sure to keep an eye out for the slim chance that a Gyarados will spawn and save you from farming all those fish.




I wanna catch Shiny Magikarp!


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Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Shiny Magikarp



Shiny Magikarp... I wanna catch you!




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Monday, April 3, 2017

Pokemon Go Confirms Shiny Magikarp Will Appear after Water Festival Event Ends

Pokemon Go Confirms Shiny Magikarp Will Appear after Water Festival Event Ends
Christian Hoffer- 03/29/2017

Last week, Pokemon Go surprised fans by introducing Shiny Magikarp and Shiny Gyarados into the popular mobile game as part of its special "Water Festival" event. Shiny Pokemon are super-rare alternate colored Pokemon, and fans were delighted to have another type of Pokemon to hunt for after completing their regular PokeDex.

While there was concern that the Shiny Magikarp would disappear at the end of the Water Festival, Pokemon Go confirmed that the Shiny Pokemon are here to stay. In a brief tweet, the mobile app's PR team stated that players should still keep an eye out for the uber-rare Pokemon:

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The Water Festival has come to an end, but rare golden Magikarp are still out there. Keep an eye out, Trainers!
4:23 AM - 30 Mar 2017
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Although there's no in-game advantage to using a Shiny Magikarp in battle, they're currently one of the hardest to find Pokemon in the game. Players can also evolve the Shiny Magikarp into a Red Gyarados, a fearsome Pokemon that would look wonderful at the top of any Pokemon gym.


As of right now, it appears that the Shiny Magikarp and Gyarados are the only Shiny Pokemon in Pokemon Go. Some websites speculated that more Shiny Pokemon would be added at the end of the Water Festival, but that doesn't to be the case. If anything, it's much more likely that Pokemon Go will introduce the Shiny Pokemon in small doses to keep players interested during (and after) events.

Let us know if you've found a Shiny Magikarp in the comments below and stay tuned to WWG's Pokemon page for all your Pokemon news.




No luck yet... Trying to catch shiny magikarp

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Thursday, March 30, 2017

Shiny Magikarp Spotted!

Shiny Magikarp Spotted!


Trainers across the globe have reported sightings of golden Magikarp in the wild. These Shiny Magikarp are extremely rare, so pay close attention to the Magikarp you encounter while you’re out exploring the world to make sure you don’t miss the opportunity to catch one!
Have you caught one? Make sure to share your story and a screenshot with us on Twitter using #PokemonGO.

—The Pokémon GO team



Let me catch some shiny magikarps!



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Make a Splash, Trainers!

Make a Splash, Trainers!

Pokémon GO
Trainers,
Get ready to make some waves in Pokémon GO! There’s a global Water Festival in progress, and Magikarp, Squirtle, Totodile, and friends are looking forward to celebrating with you! Starting today at 1 P.M. PDT, you’ll be more likely to encounter Magikarp, Squirtle, Totodile, and their Evolutions all around the world. Additionally, when you’re out exploring areas where Water-type Pokémon more commonly appear, you’ll have a greater chance to encounter several of the Water-type Pokémon originally discovered in the Johto region, and maybe... you might even encounter Lapras.
Also, starting later today, you’ll notice a new avatar wardrobe item—the Magikarp Hat!
The Pokémon GO Water Festival is a limited-time celebration and will come to an end on March 29, 2017, at 1 P.M. PDT, so get outside and GO catch some Water-type Pokémon!

—The Pokémon GO team



Yup, caught lots of Magikarps!




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